Harvard Law School - Green Living Program

Two groups at Harvard Law School have set the pace for the Green Office Program, an online University resource which provides offices with tools and information to help them reduce their environmental impacts.

Harvard Law School celebrates Earth Day 2009 with dignity, style, and a farmer's market.

Join a team of four Harvard Law School (HLS) students working to engage dorm residents and the entire student community in Harvard’s Greenhouse Gas Commitment and Sustainability Principles. Green Living Program Reps work through peer-to-peer education to encourage energy conservation, water conservation, recycling, and waste reduction. Positions are available in all HLS dorms.

Harvard Law School’s Langdell Library now supplies all its printers and copiers with paper made from 30% recycled content. Prior to the switch, the Library had only stocked recycled paper in its printers; copiers were prone to jamming when processing recycled pages.

On March 18, 2009, Harvard Law School's (HLS) Charles Hamilton Houston Institute for Race and Justice, the Harvard Environmental Law Society, and the Office for Sustainability (OFS) partnered for the first time to co-sponsor a screening of the award-winning 2008 documentary FLOW: For Love of Wat